shooterrex Posted Wednesday at 05:22 AM Report Posted Wednesday at 05:22 AM (edited) 97 today.. too fn hot Edited 2 hours ago by shooterrex
BrianK Posted Wednesday at 02:00 PM Author Report Posted Wednesday at 02:00 PM Well, that's the pits! (the tree) We're still in a drought with no relief in sight. Our well can supply the entire neighborhood if I wanted it to. But I don't. Others aren't as fortunate. Some trees are in stress and are getting their autumn leaves early to cut their losses and maybe live. Our weather has changed somwhat, and this is our wet season coming up. But what we're getting is a break in the summer heat and humidity. A very welcome break. Traditionally Labor Day is the flipping of the switch to autumn weather but it appears to already have begun. Yesterday it was 46*F when I got up to take the dog out. The day before 47*. I love autumn! (even if it's still summer for most of the nation)
shepp Posted 4 hours ago Report Posted 4 hours ago Ive never been to Florida but one of those southern states heat and humidity is here and I don’t like it!!!! its 7:30pm 83° and 84° humidity
Armed Eye Doc Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago 53 minutes ago, shepp said: Ive never been to Florida but one of those southern states heat and humidity is here and I don’t like it!!!! its 7:30pm 83° and 84° humidity It's not from Texas. It's 89° and 54% humidity at 8:30.
shepp Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago On 9/4/2026 at 8:26 PM, Armed Eye Doc said: It's not from Texas. It's 89° and 54% humidity at 8:30. If this was from Texas it would be Houston, this is like some Louisiana/mississipi/floridabama swamp ass shit!
shooterrex Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago (edited) 99 with a heat index of 106. 86 at 10p. Edited 2 hours ago by shooterrex
CarlFlores Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago shooterrex said: 99 with a heat index of 106. 86 at 10p. Edited 9 minutes ago by shooterrex That’s the kind of heat that just wears you down, even after the sun’s gone. 86 at 10pm is miserable — no chance for the house, shop, or anything else to cool off. Hope you’re staying hydrated and taking it easy out there. At that point I’d be looking for excuses to stay inside with the AC and not feel one bit guilty about it.
98Z5V Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago 1 hour ago, CarlFlores said: At that point I’d be looking for excuses to stay inside with the AC and not feel one bit guilty about it. This is exactly what we do during the summer in Central AZ... and NO guilt about it...
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